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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

the Missouri Pacific, left yesterday morning
for Chicago. where he will visit some days.
Frank Brown, recently employed at Geo.
z. Tobias jewelry store, in this city, was
married at his old home in Illinois, Wednes-
day.
Two youths engaged in little fight yes
terday on North Topeka. One of them was
badly injured by stone thrown by the
other.
T. B. Mullennix and wife went to Ohio on
short visit Before going he secured a
lease for number OF years upon the New
York store.
Yesterday Joe Gandolfo killed the big
turtle that has for some days been before
Hotel Gandolfo Turtle soup viii be served
I'D at this popular cafe today.
Chas. F. Jams. Mr. Balances partner in
the stone mill. arrived in the city last night.
These two enterprising gentlemen will rapid
" push their works 70 completion
Yesterday afternoon real estate man was
seen walking up North Main with q bran new
ak. Evidently going to try to make an
honest living, remarked bystan1er'
The bridge across Chisholm creek at the
foot Of Division street Is nearly completed
The approaches win he built soon ana the
street east opened up ready TO he used
Miss Josie Mullin l. home for her summer
vacation, having completed a four years
| course in the Ohio State University Josie
i q member Of Wichita High School, Cas-
s.
Locke & Fiadiess, Of tie Wichita shoe
narlor. last evening received and placed On
exhibition in their show windows, tine dog
car. which they intend giving away t. tie
purchaser who comes nearest 70 guessing -
weight.
Hon George y. Fiihiaa, Of Eesto1' H.,
has returned to the city again 10 look after
his former purchase NJ. FitAian = os.s O
| rha heavy r.g..-res.teEt investors an1 hTHi
believer. IN the future greatness q tie Prla-
cess Of tie plains
In tie T.-cssat. cosart yesterday William i.
Flesl.ruAn vas appointed administrator Of tbs
! state q JotI p FIezhmsn, the yo1i-g iAT-
mar recently aropEsei il Tie Arkansas Hs7af
1 rAarbv Petsricn a.ed 20 ssI rea! ess2is II
.s,e s..4asa of John Jones decsased-
G.. Walden, fire marshal, = seriously -
and viii ~ unable 20 ie=ve h4s hos-ss ioF ~
sr.l DAYS In ,he Eses1tirse building PER
mi. wiIl be issued ~ Mr.. John " i-ilAzEss 3;
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


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4Nsis.iza1te 2s es.1 ssapcei - tear a1@a
i4a laT 1etlre tas sese 81 s1s asrle .lIl ara
sx4isiaea 4as se.retzry ~ lte lsr
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MaQ 81 axe p1ssessia1 81 tae fEoEsrrF
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sssFszEY 4ls retAs.alet ssElk.lx tAs ln-
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A4l 3 bis aAna "a fae 8ns- he as ksA
A4aaclfrt snd slacst q sbsE1s ss = dsl-
4lg s-eFf aH1 there 5eiak 90 iag4 d. .n
tas F4iazs. las lla.sf p4s2..s4 als aai.1-
ls8ed yt.tita a. za1 4sHl ne sIrsets
s0fI 81 cree scsE- Tie 11Afss plele. 1s4
as1.asl ks,s sas asskat 41c 5afssrF. Ee
ass aaksa 70 Iae -,sas1l .4L asa sffsr
fartY 1ags eg8Ea suieht ~ e4ss1 On 9alt
"a ng nsa 80 pre.i alln4fg s4snai1atiac
Aifel als rs.sAse hs cane g. -1is eiy an1
So asfe TO sssEs s1sa ls aas re-
1-reste1 4l3 la2rn Eack. he
claFks pfslsfssI zgslsl All being
ASSET s4ia ilisnt 81 50 great bodily
haFsn. lsss lasn ne crime Of mardsr A.
t1s Decem Der tefM OF ths Non Cain C0u8ty
Oreaii 2Oagt koss sas uied. fas mar vas
EsgeT 2sked te sAex up hls injuries. "a
i4-s8t Sss nst pf0ven. 2nt the Jlces
sita0aga 4skea - d 80 ~ tas IeEY, eoal1
8ot dsans he tsrfas serious snd FsFms-
1eut Hl. .sry lhs teslmclJ Throughout
s4s usak. aGs oe a strzHssr 81 a strange
l4a1 tee lgrg returned verdict % suiity.
sad tie nsNt dsy J1ise tsraon II smith
sentenced aim % tscason FF.s0a for ts3
years aud haiE
TIE sasd3 q M0nicala coan-
~ declared ths conviction a. cat
rage and ais relatives and f.lends
took - waiter tn hznd ; u Clay and
ana aEx.fst3n < UoEsitson took the ease
- t1e s8preae CoIF, on a motion Tor
reF ,r.A Ansf hearing the arguments
sni reading sns tsstinoay IN The csss fhe
Court granted ths pTi=oler an honorable
discharge. holding thar The facts n the case
Gid - bes- ont ne charge. that the Judge
erred "a als rliiDgs. aud Sfter nearly four
months cOrhuemsnt sac prison doors
opened aed Ross walked ont 4 free man.
tns 5nprsme Coufs having cleared his good
nsme u tAe taruisn placed on Il by olgn-
dssinx Circuit Court Ross - nov IN the
citT. and Nil remair here cu-'Ig he sum
ElPf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

The Great Forepssgh sh0s. the erandest
sfiu-euea. enferpsiss ever projected. ritn
l4s fhopSaads - ~ou8srs snd acres Of can.
rsss. vii visit ibis eiiy Asy -6. giving iwo
cempie's snd full exhibitions l-P.ws cir
cas nss nationai fepa alton and It's advent
is si vhy- made Be occssioo f3r hoiitav.
Re schaoi. adjourn the factories sh.s
iewui ever boty tsxe> = vacation. sor great
IS refspsash sut esesfer st.l. is the csfcos.
unsenfn. meraEefi.. bippoprome. congress
0f ffsined 81 mais. Grsat Wild West sxaf-
eitlo1 tnd xeoioxicai collection over which
presi3e tie sinss ~ the .sutst arena. Adam
Fo-spsuga snd bis 's'enlsd son. Aasni. Jr
fne greatest living su1,iu~r ~ wtld snirnals
the world hss ever known. The Fore
a1zh show never dieiiss. tuf ~iIl aptas-
81 Al ifs fessl grandeur la this city Nav
ath
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Toe C7mmif,se Oh Buildings Of the
Board Of Supervisors tss in0esHxa'el ihr
water s1rfly a. tie jsll sad ioaad that sts
artes a. vel does net supply water enough
70 erel4ie tsa r4ri which - 70 fo-re fhe
Fafsr nto he ls8k on lie TOP 81 tsa slilsi.
lng TIE fsilGfe of the sapplr ~ estsr -
sai3 - - due % ths sinzins ~ the wei a.
tre Nitaicon1 block which ispoed The
vein or reservoir wh' = suprlie3 fts vel a.
lhe iaii ln order 70 increass tbe sapuiv Is
sill ne neccssafv % sinx tbs vel hffg Or
sixty lees deeper shch would inear A.
expense not sghorizei by the Bos-,s oi
-. -.tasrTrfs,ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

it afes s1me rsref la rnhs big circus
500 casfs loss ~ mqney Fate ssiis. one 81
The prrnreiors. sat George s McDsnsll.
contracting aeeut 81 seis Bros circus
11Ea vI ssAlniI nefe Iuce f rera ia
.cvn rr-.triar I1gg rees fesi vei.s here
reasi1grt-ut af e.Eerr- -ssver iarzs soxes
1f picrsi c8ceF eai iifa0Trsphs the
neigat ~ saieh suo'ilsed fa ftt-5 pornais
it vas n. "a sway .r sae vsCant store oa
aentsf. sns ts .1s seversl sivr~.ls.ar cars
errtrs reev rt sach isks taeif suppiy 81
tae 'eu dsYs shipment
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
SOM ETIiING NEW!

have the exc ls.Ye safe for t.o eutfre state o.
Michigan nf the fCarirr Patent Wararsfa q
or tt0sef fitiures snt Perfection tose"
wnish a tre inot Feriert fni >'vsfr7ua- a.
rargefsien .pr banging tlr neArlrF apparel of
is'ie< aentieg men md I'd .idTrn iu the wartirsoe
o. ci1Si iu fte t1o~' souvcn eri manner eoo1o
Dlfx.eE r'cm whrols sriuslsug TIC garments or
absorbing moisture frcm flc walls 40 cue can
anord DO without ~ Come aud sc them. Only
rtsVo par act. Good agrofs either isdieS or
gentlemen wHntfr taraaxhous tns SAFE 10 CSC.
fsse for i1ese all uiner g0gls Cal. or address
With stamp
Kiss ~. =. MATTHEWS Corset psriors.
- H"nroe-sf Nrana Rapia-. hitch..
Where ilnpr0v cuests are a syeviAtyr Mention
t1is p1prr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

a Venn1 nan ras inrre8 - Bfick fsli
iaE isom fae Mcconnell biooz on Monros.
. Yesterday anernaan. The upper story
= stnz -sr'iiit ARD tbe hrigk sss asfisz ii
Gree, hne Fl.a fae vogias hesd rae1
- VS. Ffra ~ soese PEDESTRIANS - IS
ca1Ee 500 treH aTav ust far enough s,
refeire ttF al8T "a lis ssauii.r xn..e rfs,.-
lim an~H ae receVsf In a faN
nfacfents trf VS. sa'e we 4 ta a-efa-' q
elaee to 18Te his islnries atlsnisa -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Now as Spring Is here. and ryb0dy
changes their clothing l would advise you.
itvOn have any work in cleaning and dee
ing. 10 take s1Ch where you can get the
best work done At the lowest prices such 6
place Is the "Oid and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House M. q Csnai-st
y. b. Binding. lining aud repairing OF
gents ciolhing is done with the utmost of
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond q doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
rULsE OF rue pEoPLE.


Mrs. Ffadows1 Defends Bsr Home.
- sea 1.li.ol IS ihe TkIrsaAy uEaAlD.
DstE ciU Vita your kind permission
Z would ike 10 monopoliss small asnoun.
Of space m your columns simply to inform
ne Cosnciimen. AMI ci,xsns IN general of
Ifand "a 2iis. that shrn thee ailuie "a
NJ. ao keot -. a. dive they DO me 4
rreaJ iniusrce J have lived in the TO-
s.a'rs rpius af ~ Nentst Tor three vsars.
aud f0r honor ari resuecssoilisr con- fdsr
Eayselt As highly ciffs1 a> the wives or
ragxatefs oi any Of the Aldermen or cifl-
tsas spt cordially iavire any city ogficer
.o visit sal nspec. ny home. y necessary.
Respectfully.
Nr4 WrLfrkn ii Tesprs~rr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

VIII be a, the Merton House on the 18TH o:
eecn month where she Wil treat Liberation
OF the Esctum. flsfuia Piles. Fissure. &c
hy the BrinEegh0d system Of treatment.
No cutting. no lisating. no pain. Remem-
Der the cais. tbs 18TH Of each month dur-
ing - year
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

That great American Jury. the people.
have rendered unanimous verdict ia favor
OF DR.. Pierce Pleasant Purgatigc Pellets,
the standard remedy for bowel and stomsch
disorders bii9Uiness. sex headache, dizzi-
ness, constipation and Sluggish liver.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

OsE2iFS-O1 Nay 90 lss7 a. hsf residence.
- 1laei-en g. Als. Crssls, Ooefia
F-nerll l3m l1e residence. a. clock th,s
sfte-rasa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

tt'He - t4e efttal tA1nnef, Death.
Come CD fae n1ofaer vhsu shs faeis
Fer he lrs1 ne her Hfst barns breath
And tauu ART terrible
The HnumelY death ~hich aunuallr car.
res 81 thousands ~ hgmsa Beings ia -
frime 81 yoefh : INDEED terrible The fnt
sNrroe'a 1f consumption = insiii0ns. ard
th4 s1fssrer 8inseffisfhs sl7st fne.s44s.;-.-.s
81 iss approach oue ~ the most slsraais.,
svupsurls ~ ms drss1 fisease = IN r
the inera1icsaie aofe rhieh inrks ii fEs
hesr ~ iHe victim, prevsnHne alm fron
tssinR tneiy Steps - arrest tha nsafsf-
Tat e can - srresfed ID its sarlisr staVrs
is 3sy9ud lusetiou. ss there ars hnaS~asis
cf Fel authenticated cases where p-
Fie7rss Golden Aeilesi Discovery hss
s.leciei = complets cBrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Dr. Wooster has moved bis residence to
5l5 E2s, Fallon-st.. where lie can be found
on and after Aay IA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

hEdame Bel bas removed 70 3i5 James
81, where she u,ii be pleased 10 rsesiye her
lIlruI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


Nearer Ny God . Thee"
Psay er, Rev. DR.. > H. Cobb
song. Mr. K Buchansu.
WOrds OF encoufsSefneat 10 the O.. L. s
T. A. ar. A. ;. Mussclman.
A 'ress. Mr. J. Gallup.
ID sst Re the Tie That Binds"
Importance of the Sunday school Teach
ess' Work, Mrs C. Buchin.
Remarks, Hon. C. W. GARFIELD.
i.sci jattoD.
"CHrsl Blessing Little Children Mrs
n J. Bsaianiin.
-soring the Seed" led by Professor
shepard.
Ten minutes with Miss Sireasor. Mrs. II.
smith.
TYPE Of the ChilGrens Bible. Or. r. y.
Thomas
sunday school Music. Ms. c. y. Bacon.
Resolutions.
D3E0icry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

>sess tef Hsess tsa1e. tet $40 stSfa e.
fssfssei ss - t.ssexaix - fseeest - fAs
SEED STORE. "a CANAI.sT
- ksss ss5 Ftes care lsis sea- Ea fs.e saies
ieEl ~ paT safse sa1 is.l ssei 80 ta1 flea.f -
taf4tAI ttte ta Al ea.sH Htft - tiesra.s - 80
itft tt3n I'D iH.9k tasle sts. s. :. f.ssss
aef ~ tsnae. iafa - stsls G. s.sa a. k4. = a,e
t44 fp e@rd easF Sc tasa Ne kaHE aa ft.
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ks9s4 sss eE 49, a. - eeIusfff
Ns FsFfF itrxs Ifse eI erife Dfsits bea fsfi
waters 50 tE1 Essfirieee ia ie.s stHf.f eF.sff-
tbi1s sa a.. - soattt. tsE saa 49, ~ bs.sss
Fo4 ssU6 feF Ea1 ass 0lt faa.
tinCs yoH faa caL g. atttff esft 81 a41as thAI ~
ss4zg ekeshere Cal sna go rssalas7te
~ A. .AA8OhLAAA. AkS.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

The mother of four bows writing from distant sae for
her boys clothing tpulaes that the garments shall be of
material and color that viii show Dirt II j. a request
that frequently made both store and m our orre
spondence SO that might suppose dirt TO be tie small
boys native element t must he admitted that few boys
arad of soing themselves Hence when making our
selections for
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
The SUNDAY school TEACHERS.
rheir Annasi Meeting tn Tase Place 1hls
Afternoon asd EFSnfnk.


Aftegnoon asti Evening.
The snrgal meeting OF The Grand Rapids
sunday school Teachers Association will
he held a. the Westminster Presbyterian
church beginning al o'clock this after
noon. AL teachers. ministers and Others
interested in Sunday school work are
cordially invited to attend. That the meet
ing ~ill be instructive and interesting is
Shown BY the programme which has been
Srfsnged - follows
Afternoon Session.
Devotional exercises led by Mr. Yoorhies
ispor- VI Secretary Mrs H. Spring
Reports Of Secretaries OF the Sunday
SCHOOLS 90 theciiy.
Pen Pictures of our Home Sunday
schools Psesbyterisn, Nrs. r. Mckee;
Baptist, Nr. T.. Bu-bins. Methodist. Mr.
A. K. Antisdei Jniversalist. Mrs. Fletcher.
COngrsya'irusl, - --; Reformed,
Miss }. l. Doxr
Election of officers.
Question "Do The Books in Our Sunday
School Libraries Serve the Purpose fur
Witch They Were InteLded2" Mrs. 5.
knigh.
Miscellaneous business
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26
Mark Twain as i Farmer

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nv asS V'l's's n1sis. A1 ofssst Y ~ sss'a =
y zs's tal, esa ~ ts'at 's'ias
'''' NJ n i'ss Z Hi = now 1Anout faFin
81 N asllfisf tons ssepster AMI
sslisr We're ailureu ny me attrae~
u u '.''s ieu'iufe. some one saia'
r k2sz ~ eep your cows out 81
sA's' sstfu sl'l1 unefy Keep cur SIT y I'D
a'ffy nut oI my cows. reI'isesI
Rs'sei'sf ~ spoi's t'1ss I'M 'A.s' - osr'
sto*1ihktt as'i't'ais " ufive OVER
y '''ss III <'ssee saw shan eAsfien
= ssfai si'iisS oh inc pack 81 7 nov
49, snt''sst naeK "a opposltioh " slss
s,rf,as iii 4, 81. hfifjue I wlll fetl vou
u 4,,,.fss way to uet hogs over n
ia aoa. Kill then. ami draw them
tSs fnS ware,,. ,t,,sys are fond 0f
sizing lambs and spring chickens.
Hogs will eat their own offspring if
no lambs or chickens are offered i'm
the market. When a bov 7 WAS so.
Iicited to escort pig to neighbor's
farm, A Strong rome tied to the uiy,s
leg was phced i'm nv hand. I did
not know before the speed and
strength of a pie. Rut they do not
run the way YOU want them to run.
A pig can draw a cansI-boat with the
two.line TIED to his hind leo. hut I
would not insure the canal-hoat.
HOGS are cleanly orderly silant and
mt nent on mischief-when cut mn
and saIted ami in a tight barrel with
a heavy weight on the Ind. This i.
all know atout hoys.
1 love cows. What so meek and
lowly-as a moo'ey COW? City pe"-
pie are foolsh to be frightened at
COWS. was never hurt by a COW
but once. lie SHOOK MS mead at me
rom oehihd strong gate. 1eIt the
security OF NY position ana shled
pumpkin at MN. lie came through
the cute AS tfough 1t was spiders
"eo, ana theb L was sorry did II.
ms Klhd OF a co" should not be
fooled with unless you are tired OF
monotohy' Inc poet 'oves 10 dWeiI
upon flilKmahis' mixing tlme ana
rate, but no such poet could ever
have MIXED COW in fv time, I
can.ot imagine a successful love suit
At such season. | MIXED the COWS
one night when the bows were off on
a Fourth of July. That is, l MIXED
one and ore half cows. The last one
was so busy ----'--'-----7T<f flies with
her hind foofW"E & | had better
not disturb her l..iger. A pail of
fresh milk knicked over boy does
not improve his clothes or temper.
Some say | MIXED from the wrong
side, l thought | would be sure and
be right, so milked half on one side
and half on the other. | was on the
other side when she knocked off most
flies. Can any one tell me why a
COW should be permitted to dictate
which side a man should milk from ?
| claim the right of my choice at least
half of the time.
oheep are my Speeia' oe'isht' no"
gracefully l"e ia'ii"s s"'ho'e over ."e
..,,o saaa NN.,;S s,;a.,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26
Incident in Andrew JackSOn's Life.

Andrew Jackson's life was literal
ly a "battle and march," From
his youth. in the Revolution, to his
old age in the White House, he pass
ed few years without fight of some
kind on his hands. War appeared to
be mis- natural element, whether he
was fighting the Indians in Missis-
Sippi, the British in Louisiana, or
Calhoun and the nuilifiers, Clay and
the Wings, or Biddle anG the banks.
He had no fondness for wine, or ar.
dent spirits, or games of chance or
skill, although living among men
who spent much time in such indul-
gences. He was interested in horse
racing, however, and was always
ready with the pistol when "the
times were out of joint" and ugly
customers on the war path. One day,
not long after the adoption of the
constitution, there was a horse race
on the borders of Georgia and Ten
neSSee, between the horses of the re-
-pectiye States. The Georgia horse
won, and after the race was over the
participants in the sport dined to.
getner at a tavern near the race
course.
Jackson, then a young man, sat
next to a stalWarl Georgian. In the
course of the dinuer, the former,
smarting under the modification of
defeat, cried out in loud voice,
"Georgia's mighty mean State.
TennesSee'S heap better" No soon
er were the words out of his mouth
than the stalwart Georgian seized
Jackson by the nape of the neck and
the seat of his pantaloOns and threw
| him Gear across the table. Jackson
| lit upon his feet like cat, and. draw
ing pistol, opened fire upon his OPP
| pOnentS. A general scrimmage en-
sued which lasted for half an hour,
but, strange to relate, none were Kill.
ed or wounded. My informant was
a boy at the time, and witnessed the
fight through the crack of the door
behind which in his terror he had
taken refuge. He lived to be nearly
80, and saw many scrimmages in af
ter years in tnat wild country be
tween the CooSa and the Black War
rIor, but this fight at Bob Anderson's
tavern he always regarded aS the
great event of his life.-Ben. Periey
P0Ore'S Letter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26

The Smith family was largely Yep
resented in the army of the Uption,
and at one time there were upward
of 600 in the army of the Potomac.
On one of the regimental roIls(in the
Teutonic division, which gave) names
and hirth-places, were entered Gio-
vanni Smith, Italy; Juan Smithas,
Spain; Hans Shhmidt, Holland
Ivan Schmithiweski, Poland Jean
Smeets, France; Ion Skimmitton,
Greece, and twelve John Smiths born
in this country, besides one whose
native land was sweet Erin, of whom
it Was recorded, "name, Patrick, but
says that he is called john for short"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26
a little discipline now win do him

4 IS - tetttC al9CfRi&1C INV WliiAO kttAtl
etjt5tl.ss
Here Is composition wrote on
sfaruling when q boy: Farming Is
healthy work hut no man fatas 4
tarrn and wear his best ci0t hes II the
same time. Either the farlniiis must
cease WnlIe thes new clothes continue
or fne new clothes must cease while
farming continues. This shows thar
farming ~ not 80 clean WOrlsts being
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ask, why don't farmers run for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26

While Miss Singleton, a maiden
lady, was waiting irs the parlor for
little Mamie's mother, Mamie asked
"Why haven't you got husband
like ma has ?"
Miss Singleton replied, good-hu-
moredly, that 81 he couldn't find a
man to marry her.
Good graciohs! Have you really
asked all of thgem ~ exclaimed Ma
mie, in open-e9yed wonder.-SJtings.
An old lady being late at church,
entered as tae congregation was ris-
ing from prayer. La" said she,
"don't get up on my account"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26

1t is a mournful commentary on
human vanity to see the mourners
looking back, on turning a corner. to
see if the procession is worthy of the
corpse. Texas SIti20S.
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NUMBER a.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26

In New York city there is an estab-
lishment which does lively buoi-
ness in selling and hiring ferrets for
the destruction of rats and mice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-03-26
LAND FOR SALE.

The undersigned desires to sell valuable
tract of lard. situated near the North Branch
river and nb iut miles from the w. Va. G.. &
p. u. II. and contains one hundred acres OF
good land we'll timber and underald with n
good vein of coal. About 20acres are cleared
A SCHOOL house is located on this property,
About ~ miles 10 church. Title good. Will
be sold on easy terms. -
IL 4 ems S. j. SPIKER.
P.O. Address, Oakland, Md.